Tonight is your date with THAT Ebi Tempura at MISTO, SEDA Hotel



Tonight's the night! In a few more hours you'll be getting your chopsticks on that big fat Ebi tempura, which you'll get to sink your teeth in and savor with gusto.



Guest Chef Danny will be cooking your Ebi Tempura among other Japanese dishes on tonight's buffet.




Yes, the finale of the Japanese Food Fest at Misto, SEDA Abreeza is tonight. After a week of serving Japanese ala carte, MISTO will be serving the dishes buffet style tonight, a very fitting finale to the festival.



JAPANESE BUFFET MENU
980 NETT


APPETIZER
Assorted Sushi Rolls
Tuna, Salmon & Snapper Sashimi

SALAD
Mixed Greens and Seafood Salad with Sesame Dressing
Kani Salad (Crab Meat Salad) 

SOUP
Asari Miso Soup (Clam Miso Soup)

MAIN COURSE
Buta No Shogayaki (Braised Pork)
Mapo Tofu (Minced Pork, Tofu with Sweet Chili Bean Paste)
Yakisoba (Grilled Vegetables and Noodles)
Chahan (Japanese Fried Rice)

CARVERY
Mixed Tempura
Okonomiyaki (Japanese Vegetable Pancake)
Kushikatsu (Deep Fried Seafood, Meat and Vegetables Skewer)

DESSERT
Green Tea Custard
Mochi with Mongo Bean Paste
Mixed Fruits Platters
Mizu Yokan (Jelly Dessert made with Red Bean Paste and Sugar)
Kakigori (shaved ice dessert flavored with syrup and sweetener)




You might want to add a dish or two that's not served in the buffet. Check out the other offering on the ala carte menu:



Chicken Yakitori is available ala carte


ALA CARTE

300 NETT

CHICKEN YAKITORI
Bite-sized pieces of Chicken mounted on a bamboo skewer & grilled, usually over charcoal 
Php 300

KURISUPI TORI NO TERIYAKI
Crispy Breaded Chicken Served with Teriyaki Sauce 
Php 380

MAGURO TERIYAKI
Grilled Lean Tuna Meat Glazed with Teriyaki Sauce 
Php 480

TAI NO NITSUKE
Flank of Simmered Snapper Broth 
Php 480 

SAKE MISOYAKI
Miso-Marinated Grilled Salmon served with Ponzu (Lemon)  Sauce and ginger 
Php 580

SALMON PESTO NORI WRAP
Fresh Salmon Fillet Pesto (Marinated), Rolled in Lettuce with Parmesan Cheese served with Vinaigrette 
Php 580






Take a delightful ride on the sushi boat.


You will fall in love with this salad- Tuna Wakame Salad


Must try: Green Tea Panna Cotta




For some, the craving for this cuisine may have started when they caught sight of the shot I posted on my Facebook page on the evening of May 25th, the launching of the weeklong festivity. The amateur shot of the Ebi Tempura didn't do the dish justice for it didn't reveal its true size.




The Ebi Tempura shot posted on Facebook that got many craving for Japanese food




Though I captioned it with "The Japanese Food Fest at SEDA HOTEL starts today until Friday. But THIS Tempura , prawns & not shrimps, is what you should go for this Friday when they serve the buffet', it drew a comment that I must have meant "baby prawns", to which I replied with, "Nope, PRAWNS!" Well, there are those, too, who are quick to inquire about details without bothering to read the caption which clearly states the answers to question.




This might give you an idea how big the tempura is. Compare it tot the size of the lapu-lapu on the right.



Sad to say, this is not a regular thing for MISTO. This event is part of the urban lifestyle hotel chain’s Seda Chef Exchange Program which enables the Head Chef of each Seda Hotel to visit another of its own and share their expertise in the food industry. After sending Seda Abreeza’s Chef Giovanna “Bang” Flores to Seda Nuvali for a Kadayawan Food Fest, serving Mindanawon and Davao fare, it's Seda Nuvali’s Executive Sous Chef Danny Gallardo turn to share his Japanese cuisine expertise to Davaoenos.



Hosts of the launching of Japanese Food Fest- Chef Danny, SEDA ABreeza General Manager Kennedy Kapulong & Chef Bang.




Chef Danny has spent about 26 splendid years of his life creating numerous dishes for countless 5-star hotels and restaurants. He associates his expertise in the Japanese cuisine back on his first stint in a Japanese restaurant. He was widely surrounded by Japanese chefs, which stirred his interest. His skills in Japanese cuisine and buffet took him places as Saipan, Dubai, Ukraine, and India.



Guest Chef Danny is from SEDA Nuvali & he specializes in Japanese cuisine.



Tonight, Chef Danny will let the city's Japanese food lovers indulge in a Japanese Dinner Buffet at Php 980 nett for adults and Php 680 nett for kids. The buffet showcases Japanese favorites from appetizers down to desserts.




A quick demo on how to make maki


And on how to cook tempura the right way



And just in case you want something else other than the buffet offering, you can still opt to have the set meal.



SET MENU
780 NETT


KATSUDON SET
Deep- Fried Pork Cutlets, Tuna or Salmon Sashimi, Miso Soup, Japanese Rice and Fruit Platter


SUKIYAKIDON SET
Thinly Sliced Beef, Vegetables in a Pot, Tuna or Salmon Sashimi, Miso Soup, Japanese Rice, and Fruit Platter


BEEF TEPPANYAKI SET
Beef with Vegetables and Sauce, Tuna or Salmon Sashimi, Miso Soup, Japanese Rice, and Fruit Platter


CHICKEN TERIYAKI SET
Grilled Chicken, Tuna or Salmon Sashimi, Miso Soup, Japanese Rice, and Fruit Platter


BUTA NO SHIOGAYAKI SET
Grilled Pork, Tuna or Salmon Sashimi, Miso Soup, Japanese Rice, and Fruit Platter


MIXED TEMPURA SET
Breaded Vegetables and Seafood, Tuna or Salmon Sashimi, Miso Soup, Japanese Rice, and Fruit Platter





Next on the chef exchange program roster: Seda BGC Executive Chef Romualdo “Pepe” Castillo‘s turn to visit Seda Abreeza and cook his Old Manila and Spanish dishes. Now, this is another gastronomic event to look forward to.




There just had to be a selfie of the night.